Italy Referred to ICC Assembly for Non-Cooperation in Almasri Case

Italy has been referred to the International Criminal Court (ICC) assembly for its alleged non-cooperation in the Almasri case, following a decision by the Court.

2 Apr, 13:27 — 2 Apr, 13:27

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Italy referred to ICC's Assembly of States over Almasri case

(ANSA) - ROME, APR 2 - The International Criminal Court (ICC) said Thursday that Italy has been referred to its Assembly of States Parties over the case of Njeem Osama Almasri, a Libyan general accused of crimes against humanity who was arrested on an ICC warrant here last year but subsequently released and repatriated by Italian authorities. The case regards Rome's alleged non-compliance with a request for cooperation from the court. Almasri was arrested at a hotel in Turin at dawn on Januar...

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Caso Almasri: Italia deferita ad assemblea della Cpi per mancata cooperazione

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Italy Referred to ICC Assembly for Non-Cooperation in Almasri Case

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Caso Almasri: Italia deferita ad assemblea della Cpi per mancata cooperazione

Italy referred to ICC's Assembly of States over Almasri case

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